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What did you do with your 996 today?

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Replace missing items

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5 x 10mm plastic nuts and 1 clamp all required to replace missing items from the undertrays.
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Replace missing items

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5 x 10mm plastic nuts and 1 clamp all required to replace missing items from the undertrays.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Fitted parts costing a grand total of £1.19! 5 x 10mm plastic nuts and 1 clamp all required to replace missing items from the undertrays. A job that would have been trivial if the car was on a ramp but awkward to apply the force required when it is only at the height of axle stands and the screw threads are now quite rusted. The Porsche Centre that I bought the parts from did not have the clamp in stock so kindly sent it out by post at their expense (over £3). Obviously they don't make a profit from all parts sales....

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